Sadid Quraishi The root word "shukr" (شكر) and its derivatives appear 75 times in the Quran **, emphasizing gratitude to Allah and others. Forms like "shakir" (grateful) and "shakur" (most grateful) highlight its significance. Gratitude in Islam is expressed on three levels: Shukr b'l-qalb – Felt in the heart. Shukr bi'l-lisan – Expressed in words. Shukr bil-badan wal-arkan – Shown through actions. Thanks, Shukria , Shukran for reading my writing! My words come straight from the heart(Shukr bil-qalb). As I discussed earlier, as of 2023, the global Muslim population is around 1.9 billion, making up 24% of the world's population. With over 3.6 million mosques worldwide, approximately 187 million Jumma sermons are delivered each year. These sermons are not just weekly gatherings—they are the largest, greatest, and widest network in the world, a powerful tool to educate, guide, and unite the Muslim community. Nowadays, many khateebs a...